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John Haworth Drewry Letters

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invaluable to the squadron and I feel that i should not quit while I am perfectly fit to carry on. However, I don't think I shall want to stay more than nine months altogether. Then I may get Canadian leave I met a chap from Vancouver the other day in London, who is going home on the leave and his return fare is costing him in all just [?]30- which is less than $150- so I think I shall have to try very hard to get that home leave. I think, after a long period in France, they might let me have it. Do you know, I think one of the mail ships much have been sunk on the way over here, for I have no Canadian mail for a month. I do not remember ever having gone so long without before. Consequently I do not know anything of what you have been doing lately. Dad, I suppose, is home from the summer's work.
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invaluable to the squadron and I feel that I should not quit while I am perfectly fit to carry on. However, I don't think I shall want to stay more than nine months altogether. Then I may get Canadian leave I met a chap from Vancouver the other day in London, who is going home on the leave and his return fare is costing him in all just £30- which is less than $150- so I think I shall have to try very hard to get that home leave. I think, after a long period in France, they might let me have it.
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Do you know, I think one of the mail ships must have been sunk on the way over here, for I have no Canadian mail for a month. I do not remember ever having gone so long without before. Consequently I do not know anything of what you have been doing lately. Dad, I suppose, is home from the summer's work.
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BC Archives, 93-6553
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Box 4
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DREWRY FAMILY
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Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.

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invaluable to the squadron and I feel that I should not quit while I am perfectly fit to carry on. However, I don't think I shall want to stay more than nine months altogether. Then I may get Canadian leave I met a chap from Vancouver the other day in London, who is going home on the leave and his return fare is costing him in all just £30- which is less than $150- so I think I shall have to try very hard to get that home leave. I think, after a long period in France, they might let me have it.

Do you know, I think one of the mail ships must have been sunk on the way over here, for I have no Canadian mail for a month. I do not remember ever having gone so long without before. Consequently I do not know anything of what you have been doing lately. Dad, I suppose, is home from the summer's work.

BC Archives, 93-6553 Box 4 DREWRY FAMILY Selected Correspondence, 1917 – 1919.